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The Pennsylvania metalcore institution are leaning harder into chaos, goth theatrics and industrial aggression on their seventh album, with Decades arriving this July via Roadrunner Records. For a band that built its reputation on horror aesthetics, breakdowns and enough black eyeliner to terrify suburban malls, Motionless In White have shown remarkable staying power. Two decades into their career, the Scranton heavyweights are still finding fresh ways to weaponise metalcore,

Former Revival Black frontman Dan Byrne launches his solo era in full voice, blending classic rock weight with modern alt-rock ambition. Liverpool’s Dan Byrne has been circling the UK rock scene for a while now, but This Is Where the Show Begins feels like the moment he properly steps into his own light. Dropping 22 May via Frontiers Music Srl, the debut album arrives with the kind of confidence you’d expect from someone who’s already walked away from a charting band to star

Photo Credit: Chantik Photography by Sonja Schuringa Portuguese gothic metal mainstays Moonspell are back with Far From God, a new studio album landing July 3 via Napalm Records—and it already feels like a statement of intent. After five years of uncertainty and creative limbo, Moonspell emerge not with a cautious return, but something far more defiant. Far From God positions itself as a full-bodied reaffirmation of gothic metal’s darker instincts—romantic, theatrical, and s

The Florida deathcore wrecking crew return with their fourth full-length, pushing their trademark brutality and emotional catharsis even further into the abyss. Melbourne, Florida deathcore outfit Bodysnatcher are back with a new slab of sonic devastation. Their fourth album, Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home , arrives as the follow-up to the band’s 2024 EP Vile Conduct and promises ten tracks of uncompromising heaviness from one of modern deathcore’s most relentless bands. For any

Photo Travis Shinn Lamb Of God Look Back To Move Forward On Into Oblivion On Into Oblivion , Lamb of God confront a world in constant upheaval — but rather than simply raging outward, the Richmond metal titans also turn inward. Their latest single, ‘Blunt Force Blues’ , feels less like a warning shot and more like a homecoming, a tribute to the scene that forged them more than 25 years ago. Arriving ahead of the album’s 13th March release via Century Media Records and Epic Re